Find and compare long-term care homes in Ontario.

646 homes across 263 Ontario communities. Every Ministry inspection since 2022 summarized in plain language: 13,682 reports, 33,187 findings of non-compliance, 2,431 compliance orders, and $1.8M in monetary fines. Plus all six care indicators from Health Quality Ontario, benchmarked against the Ontario average.

Source: Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care and Health Quality Ontario.
Inspection records through July 6, 2026.

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What you will find on every home page

Care quality vs the Ontario average
Health Quality Ontario indicators, such as falls and use of restraints, compared against the provincial figure.
Waiting list, map, and nearby homes
How many people are on the waiting list, where the home is, and what other homes are nearby.
Compliance orders and fines
What the Ministry ordered the home to fix, and any monetary fines it issued.
Plain-language inspection history
Ministry inspections summarized in clear language, with a link to the original report.

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Sample, for illustration

Rosewood Terrace

Anytown, Ontario

128 bedsNon-profitAccredited

96 people on the waiting list

Compliance notifications

Compliance orders

$5,500

Fines

Care indicator

Pain (% of residents)

FY 2018/19 to 2023/24

Compliance trend

Written notifications per year

2023 to 2026

HomeOntario avg.

Inspection history

Sep 2024 · Proactive inspection3 findings
Mar 2024 · Follow-up inspection1 finding, 1 order
Aug 2023 · Proactive inspectionNo findings

How it works

1
Search for a home
Find any licensed long-term care home in Ontario by name or by community.
2
Open its record
Read the home's inspection history, compliance orders and fines, and care quality, all in plain language.
3
Compare with Ontario
Every figure sits beside the provincial average, with a link to the original Ministry report.

Common questions

Where does this information come from?: Inspection records come from the Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care public reporting. Care quality indicators come from Health Quality Ontario, part of Ontario Health. We publish these records as reported and link to the original Ministry report on every home page.
Do you rate or rank homes?: No. We do not assign scores or star ratings, and we do not rank homes or publish top 10 lists. We show each home's figures beside the Ontario average so you can read them in context, and you decide what matters.
How current is the information?: The site is rebuilt from the latest public data on each refresh. The most recent inspection record on file is dated July 6, 2026. Each home page also shows when it was last updated.
Are the inspection summaries reliable?: Each inspection summary is written in plain language to help you understand what the inspector found. The summaries can contain mistakes, so the original Ministry report is linked on every home page and is the authoritative version.

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What we publish, and what we don't

We publish the record

Facts as published by the Ministry of Long-Term Care and Health Quality Ontario. Every home gets the same template, the same comparisons, and a link to every official inspection report.

We don't rate or editorialize

No invented scores, no star ratings, no aggregate reviews. We do not call any home "unsafe" or "the worst", and we do not rank homes or publish top 10 lists.